lobsters

Now add the meat from two lobsters, cut in small pieces, say, about a pound and a half.

I couldn't appeal to any nice brown fisherman to please feed him to the lobsters, so I sat still and let him talk.

As a group the crabs and lobsters are confined below the high-water mark.

The lobsters were quite unlike our New England species; indeed, they are here known as cray-fish, or craw-fish.

In the shallow waters of the bay there was plenty of fish, clams, and lobsters.

They always go ashore on Sundays, when two of them go to Mass, while the other minds the boat and the lobsters.

From the Sutherland coast alone six to eight thousand lobsters are collected in a season.

There were exported last season from Prince Edward Island 91,000 cases of lobsters.

But David had wakened now, and his voice boomed out, What are you two lobsters quarreling over?

I wonder you did not paint the lobsters making love before they were boiled,' aptly observed a lady visitor.